RE: Webfacing - Where to run the HLL programs?

But Scott,

If the HLL's and data are on DATA, and the WAS is on WEB, wouldn't DATA 
take the interactive hit?

Because, couldn't you, in theory, run WAS on an NT server and have that 
host some webfaced applications of which the actual HLL resides on an 
iSeries?

Rob Berendt
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Couple of clarifications inline.

Scott Mildenberger

--- Buck Calabro <Buck.Calabro@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Just to clarify, WebFacing won't change the way the
> RPG program accesses the
> data, so if RPG opens a file and does a CHAIN, the
> RPG and file need to be
> on the same machine.  You know this already because
> of your next sentence,
> but some readers may not.

RPG can use DDM files to access data on another
machine without any changes to the programs.


> 
> DATA takes the interactive hit.  That is, the
> machine the RPG will be
> running on.  But the new WebFacing in WDSc 5.0 does
> not use interactive
> capacity.  This may even be true of 4.0 but I can't
> recall for certain.
> 

The only way for WebFacing to not use interactive is
on the newer iSeries machines introduced a couple of
months ago.  Any other existing machine will still use
interactive for WebFacing.




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